Name: Charles Venderben Age: 35 Sex: Male Profession: Political Advisor Location: Montagane Affiliations: Montagane
Character Background and Description Charles is a known political agent in the Monarchy of Montagane. As a high ranking advisor, Charles has been known to sit in on advisory meeting with the ruler of his country. He feels great pride for the government he has helped build and feels no pity for those less fortunate, or those of other nationalities. He is a hateful man, with his strongest opinions being that the monarchy has no reason not to take what it wants from those less powerful.
Charles often must be reined in by other political elites, as his anger can define him in some heated discussions with other advisors. Every aspect of the man screams that he is opinionated and stubborn, but his advising is often successful and has led to a deal of smaller victories. He is also a man of family and has a wife and three children. Part of the reason he is so heated is that he passionately believes that doing the best thing for his country is doing the best thing for his family.
Charles lives in the high mountains near to the royal family (as near as one can live really) and knows very little of the hardships of poverty in their country. He believes firmly that if the poor work hard they could escape their circumstances, and rise to power. He is disillusioned with the idea that the system in place is the right way to do things, and refuses to accept that the country must adapt or be destroyed.
Age: 35
Sex: Male
Profession: Political Advisor
Location: Montagane
Affiliations: Montagane
Character Background and Description
Charles is a known political agent in the Monarchy of Montagane. As a high ranking advisor, Charles has been known to sit in on advisory meeting with the ruler of his country. He feels great pride for the government he has helped build and feels no pity for those less fortunate, or those of other nationalities. He is a hateful man, with his strongest opinions being that the monarchy has no reason not to take what it wants from those less powerful.
Charles often must be reined in by other political elites, as his anger can define him in some heated discussions with other advisors. Every aspect of the man screams that he is opinionated and stubborn, but his advising is often successful and has led to a deal of smaller victories. He is also a man of family and has a wife and three children. Part of the reason he is so heated is that he passionately believes that doing the best thing for his country is doing the best thing for his family.
Charles lives in the high mountains near to the royal family (as near as one can live really) and knows very little of the hardships of poverty in their country. He believes firmly that if the poor work hard they could escape their circumstances, and rise to power. He is disillusioned with the idea that the system in place is the right way to do things, and refuses to accept that the country must adapt or be destroyed.